BriSCA F2

Irish Champ: 940 | 467 | 718 | 925 | 98 | 991 | 922 | 216 | 974 | 243 | 48 | 932 | 936
Revenge: 718 | 467 | 48 | 925 | 940 | 98 | 991 | 933 | 974 | 936 | 932

2Lt Saloon Stock Cars

Irish Champ: 941 | 153 | 747 | 711 | 811 | 493 | 688 | 29 | 181 | 127 | 170 | 951 | 477
Revenge: 477 | 688 | 747 | 941 | 711 | 493 | 153 | 811 | 964

1400 Saloon Stock Cars

Irish Champ: 515 | 936 | 997 | 972 | 842 | 917 | 262 | 946 | 37 | 101 | 922 | 982
Revenge: 922 | 936 | 917 | 982 | 262 | 972 | 37 | 101 | 971

ORCi Stock Rods

Heat 1: 945 | 118 | 55 | 911 | 18 | 314 | 148 | 115 | 23 | 120
Heat 2: 621 | 148 | 55 | 118 | 120 | 23 | 16 | 314 | 115 | 911 | 21 | 757
Final: 55 | 621 | 118 | 16 | 23 | 314 | 21 | 115

ORCi Ministox

Heat 1: 181 | 153 | 99 | 718 | 25 | 312 | 132 | 180
Heat 2: 181 | 99 | 312 | 718 | 25
Final: 181 | 99 | 718 | 312 | 153

Junior Rods

Irish Champ: 975 | 946 | 74 | 926 | 218 | 28 | 68 | 955
Revenge: 946 | 926 | 975 | 218 | 134 | 68 | 648 | 28 | 955

Micro F2

Heat 1: 99 | 733 | 134 | 708 | 958 | 313 | 89 | 154 | 916 | 130
Heat 2: 99 | 73 | 134 | 89 | 958 | 313 | 154 | 218 | 916 | 130
Final: 99 | 73 | 134 | 958 | 708 | 313 | 916 | 154

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**Championship drama at Nuttscorner Raceway**

Irish Championship honours headed the programme at Nuttscorner Raceway, with Ryan McCrory, Adam White, Josh McKinstry and Codi Wilson taking the titles. A last-bend decider in the 1400 Saloon Stock Cars and a lively championship contest for the 2Lt Saloons provided plenty of drama, while Harry Martin and Robbie Graham each completed a hat-trick of victories.

**BriSCA F2**

Ryan McCrory produced a commanding performance to claim the BriSCA F2 Irish Championship, racing to a runaway victory in a contest that ran without stoppages.

Defending champion Aidan McFerran had to settle for second as McCrory took the crown in emphatic fashion. Gavin Fegan completed the podium, with Craig McConnell fourth, Dylan Fegan fifth and Daniel Stewart sixth. Joshua Murray, Thomas Greer, Corey Dawson-Stirling and Martin Stewart completed the top ten.

The Revenge race brought a change at the front as Gavin Fegan claimed victory ahead of McFerran, who rounded off his meeting with another runner-up finish. Craig Bodenham took third, followed by McConnell and newly crowned champion McCrory, with Dylan Fegan sixth.

**2Lt Saloon Stock Cars**

Adam White emerged victorious from a lively Saloon Stock Car Irish Championship, overcoming several caution periods and changes of lead to take the crown from defending champion Ryan Wright.

White, Anthony McIvor and Wright all enjoyed spells at the front, with the caution periods repeatedly bringing the field back together and keeping the outcome in doubt.

The final restart proved crucial. Kieran McIvor’s attentions occupied both Wright and National Champion Matthew Stirling, allowing White to make good his escape. Wright appeared to be closing the gap in the final stages, but White stayed ahead to secure the championship, with the outgoing champion finishing runner-up.

Stirling completed the podium ahead of Anthony McIvor, Kieran McIvor and Glenn Watt. Jonathan Brown, Stuart McCammon, Geoff Martin and Jonny Patterson rounded out the top ten.

Sean McFerran bounced back from thirteenth in the championship to win the Revenge race. Brown followed him home in second, while Stirling recorded another third-place finish. White completed his championship-winning meeting with fourth, ahead of Anthony McIvor, Watt and Wright.

**1400 Saloon Stock Cars**

An all-action 1400 Saloon Stock Car Irish Championship was decided on the final bend, with Josh McKinstry snatching the honours after a race packed with incidents and changes at the front.

The action began on the opening lap when Curtis McConkey lunged at Curtis Greer, shuffling Greer down the order. A rollover for Michael Logan added to the drama, while Gary Freeburn and Ty Richardson both enjoyed spells in the lead.

Matthew Milliken took command over the closing laps and looked set to claim the title, but McKinstry still had one final challenge to make. His last-bend effort secured him the championship, with Freeburn emerging in second and Milliken having to settle for third.

Bobbie Johnston finished fourth ahead of William Taggart and Graham Meek. Matthew Weir, Fionn Donnelly, Alexander McCreadie and David Wilson completed the leading ten.

Greer returned to take victory in the Revenge race, heading home Freeburn, who completed a strong meeting with another second place. Meek finished third ahead of McConkey, Weir and Johnston, followed by McCreadie, Wilson and Graham McCartney.

**ORCi Stock Rods**

Three different winners shared the ORCi Stock Rod honours, with Christopher Kernohan making an immediate impression following his graduation from the Junior Rods.

Niall Creggan won the opening heat ahead of Matthew McKinstry and Daryl McClurkin, with Cole McFall fourth.

Kernohan took victory in heat two, marking his move into the formula with a win ahead of Kyle Houston and McClurkin. Matthew McKinstry finished fourth ahead of Jordan McClurkin and Jason Morrison.

Having finished third in both heats, Daryl McClurkin rounded off a consistent meeting with victory in the Final. Kernohan added an impressive second place to his heat win, while Matthew McKinstry completed the podium. Former World Champion Samuel Montgomery finished fourth ahead of Morrison, Jack Kennedy, Louise Donnell and Samuel McKinstry.

**ORCi Ministox**

Harry Martin enjoyed a perfect meeting in the ORCi Ministox, taking both heats before completing his hat-trick in the Final.

Kyle Anderson finished runner-up in the opening heat ahead of Kara Graham, Caolan Fegan, Jake Adams and Alice McGaffin. Graham then took second in heat two, with McGaffin third ahead of Fegan and Adams.

Martin made it three wins from three in the Final, again heading home Graham. Fegan completed the podium, followed by McGaffin and Anderson.

**Junior Rods**

Codi Wilson secured the Junior Rod Irish Championship, adding to a record that already included the 2025 title and victory in the 2026 1KE Series Final.

Nathan Cregan finished runner-up, with Riley Dawson-Stirling completing the podium. Christian Murray took fourth ahead of Noah Teggart, Sam Preston, David Gillespie and Cory Holmes.

Cregan went one better in the Revenge race, taking victory ahead of Murray and Wilson. Teggart finished fourth, followed by Cody Rockett, Gillespie, Alfie Mairs, Preston and Holmes.

**Micro F2**

Robbie Graham matched Harry Martin’s winning tally with a clean sweep of the Micro F2 programme.

Kurtis Peoples finished second in the opening heat ahead of Sid Shaw, Riley Gould, Ollie Duff and Harry Cunningham.

Graham won again in heat two, with Shea McKeating taking second and Shaw recording another third place. Tommy McAvoy finished fourth ahead of Duff and Cunningham.

The Final produced the same leading three as heat two, with Graham completing his hat-trick ahead of McKeating and Shaw. Duff took fourth, followed by Gould, Cunningham, number 916 and Erin Anderson.

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BriSCA F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 467 | 991 | 925 | 940 | 718 | 922 | 933 | 974 | 500 | 243 | 216 | 48 | 936
Heat 2: 718 | 940 | 925 | 98 | 467 | 974 | 243 | 936 | 932
Final: 718 | 940 | 467 | 925 | 48 | 933 | 98 | 974 | 243 | 500 | 936 | 932

1400 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 936 | 41 | 515 | 997 | 168 | 37 | 682 | 993 | 917 | 501 | 176 | 400 | 411 | 982 | 668 | 378 | 303 | 105 | 922 | 20 | 409 | 262
Heat 2: 936 | 997 | 922 | 668 | 168 | 37 | 993 | 682 | 515 | 303 | 400 | 378 | 411 | 102 | 917 | 409 | 20 | 971 | 176
Irish Open: 997 | 411 | 922 | 936 | 400 | 682 | 303 | 409 | 378 | 515 | 168 | 668 | 105 | 982 | 917 | 971
Allcomers: 303 | 400 | 682 | 378 | 105 | 971

ORCi Stock Rods
Heat 1: 16 | 911 | 120 | 314 | 21 | 115 | 77 | 212
Heat 2: 120 | 314 | 16 | 115 | 203 | 911 | 21 | 212
Final: 120 | 16 | 314 | 911 | 203 | 21 | 212

GP2 Lightning Rods
Heat 1: 69 | 161 | 72 | 44 | 51 | 74 | 642 | 96 | 777 | 837 | 908
Heat 2: 117 | 69 | 72 | 161
Final: 117 | 72 | 44 | 837 | 642 | 777 | 51 | 908 | 184

ORCi Ministox
Heat 1: 557 | 99 | 187 | 153 | 312 | 22 | 33 | 718
Heat 2: 557 | 181 | 153 | 718 | 22 | 312 | 99 | 25 | 132
Final: 557 | 181 | 718 | 22 | 25 | 312 | 153 | 99

Junior Rods
Heat 1: 134 | 926 | 28 | 946 | 74 | 975 | 955 | 68
Heat 2: 28 | 134 | 975 | 946 | 74 | 926 | 955 | 68
Final: 28 | 134 | 955 | 926 | 975 | 74 | 946



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Milliken Claims Irish Open Glory on Action-Packed Afternoon at Nutts Corner

Sunday 11th October 2026 – Nutts Corner Raceway

There was no shortage of action at Nutts Corner Raceway on Sunday afternoon as six formulas took to the track for another entertaining meeting, headlined by the 1400 Stock Car Irish Open Championship.

The afternoon featured some excellent racing, several impressive individual performances and a number of dramatic incidents, including two rollovers in the 1400 Stock Cars.

1400 Stock Cars – Irish Open Championship

The 1400 Stock Cars were the headline attraction, with drivers competing for the Irish Open Championship.

Gary Freeburn (936) was the man to beat during qualifying, producing a dominant performance to win both heats. Matthew Milliken (997) was equally consistent, following Freeburn home in second place on both occasions.

Josh McKinstry (515) completed the podium in the opening heat, while Curtis Greer (922) took third in Heat 2.

There was plenty of drama during the qualifying races, with Ally Strachan (501) involved in a spectacular rollover on the back straight.

When the championship race arrived, however, it was Milliken who delivered when it mattered most.

The 997 driver took the chequered flag to become the 2026 1400 Stock Car Irish Open Champion, with Brant West (411) securing the runner-up position and Curtis Greer (922) completing the podium.

Freeburn, despite his earlier double heat victory, had to settle for fourth, while Lee Kingsnorth (400) rounded out the top five.

Korben Quinn (682), Jacob Bromley (303), Joe Giles (409), Luke Gordon (378) and Josh McKinstry (515) completed the top ten.

The action was far from over, with an additional Allcomers race offering £100 to the winner.

With the cash prize on the line, the race provided further drama as Gary Nicholls (176) was involved in another rollover.

It was Jacob Bromley (303) who eventually claimed the victory and the £100 prize, finishing ahead of Lee Kingsnorth (400) and Korben Quinn (682).

It was certainly an eventful afternoon for the 1400 Stock Cars, with Milliken celebrating championship glory, Freeburn taking a qualifying double and Bromley collecting the cash prize after a dramatic conclusion to the formula's programme.

BriSCA F2 Stock Cars

The BriSCA F2 Stock Cars provided plenty of action throughout the afternoon, with three competitive races and a dramatic moment during the second heat.

Reigning Irish Champion Aidan McFerran (467) got proceedings underway with victory in Heat 1, finishing ahead of Daniel Stewart (991) and Craig McConnell (925).

Heat 2 was not without incident, as Daniel Stewart (991) had a big moment which brought out the caution flags and temporarily interrupted proceedings.

Gavin Fegan (718) went on to take the Heat 2 victory ahead of Ryan McCrory (940), with McConnell securing third place.

Fegan continued his impressive form into the final, completing an excellent double victory ahead of McCrory, while opening heat winner McFerran rounded out the podium.

McConnell finished fourth, with Craig Bodenham (48) completing the top five.

It was a successful afternoon for Fegan, who emerged with two victories, while Stewart's second-heat incident provided one of the more dramatic moments of the F2 programme.

ORCi Stock Rods

The ORCi Stock Rods saw Jordan McClurkin (120) enjoy an excellent afternoon, taking two victories from the three races.

Former World Champion Samuel Montgomery (16) claimed the opening heat, finishing ahead of Cole McFall (911) and McClurkin.

McClurkin moved to the front in Heat 2, taking victory ahead of reigning Irish Champion Jack Kennedy (314), with Montgomery finishing third.

The final brought another success for McClurkin, who completed his double with Montgomery taking second and Kennedy third.

McFall finished fourth, while Jamie Quinn (203) rounded out the top five.

McClurkin's double victory was the standout performance in the Stock Rods, although Montgomery remained a consistent front runner throughout the afternoon.

GP2 Lightning Rods

The GP2 Lightning Rods produced an interesting afternoon, with Joe Black (69) getting proceedings underway by taking victory in the opening heat.

Car 161 followed Black home in second, with Nigel Kernohan (72) completing the podium.

Shane Gault (117) then took control of the second heat, claiming victory ahead of Black and Kernohan.

Gault continued his winning form into the final, completing a fine double victory ahead of Kernohan, with Aaron Fulton (44) taking third place.

Former Irish Champion David Nesbitt (837) secured fourth, while Jonny Kerr (642) rounded out the top five.

Gault's heat and final double was an excellent result, while Kernohan also enjoyed a consistent afternoon with three podium finishes.

ORCi Ministox

Corey Mathers (557) was the standout performer in the ORCi Ministox, producing a clean sweep of all three races.

Mathers began his afternoon with victory in Heat 1 ahead of car 99 and reigning Irish Champion Harry Martin (181).

The second heat brought another success for Mathers, with Martin moving into second place and Kyle Anderson (153) completing the top three.

There was no stopping Mathers in the final either, as he completed an impressive hat-trick of victories.

Martin secured another runner-up finish, while Coalan Fegan (718) completed the podium. Casey Lee (22) finished fourth, with Jake Adams (25) rounding out the top five.

Three wins from three starts represented a tremendous afternoon for Mathers, who was the only driver across the six formulas to complete a clean sweep of the programme.

Junior Rods

The Junior Rods provided another competitive afternoon, with the honours shared between two drivers.

Cody Rockett (134) claimed victory in the opening heat ahead of Christian Murray (926) and car 28.

Car 28 then turned the tables in Heat 2, taking victory ahead of Rockett and reigning Irish Champion Codi Wilson (975).

The final brought another victory for car 28, completing an afternoon double, while Rockett secured his third podium finish of the day with second place.

Cory Holmes (955) finished third, with Murray taking fourth and Wilson completing the top five.

It was a strong afternoon for both of the leading drivers, with Rockett recording a win and two runner-up finishes, while car 28 claimed the second heat and final.
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Junior Rods
Gold Roof Final: 218 | 946 | *** | 28 | 975 | 926 | 955 | 648
Heat 1: 28 | 975 | 946 | 621 | 926 | 68 | 955 | 134 | 174
Heat 2: 946 | 975 | 926 | 28 | 68 | 955

BriSCA F2 Stock Cars
Heat 1: 940 | 467 | 718 | 991 | 925 | 98 | 922 | 48
Heat 2: 718 | 467 | 940 | 216 | 991 | 98 | 80 | 925 | 10 | 933
Final: 718 | 925 | 98 | 922 | 216 | 467

ORCi Ministox
Irish Closed: 181 | 718 | 22 | 61 | 99 | 132 | 25 | 153 | 33
Irish Revenge: 22 | 99 | 132 | 153 | 33

Saloon Stock Cars
Heat 1: 127 | 170 | 29 | 811 | 964 | 711 | 153 | 747 | 493 | 688
Heat 2: 811 | 153 | 951 | 688 | 29 | 477 | 127 | 180 | 964 | 711
Final: 29 | 127 | 711 | 477 | 153 | 688 | 951 | 811 | 493 | 180

GP2 Lightning Rods
Irish Closed: 777 | 51 | 642 | 60 | 837 | 963 | 17 | 48 | 174 | 908
Irish Revenge: 48 | 37 | 963 | 837 | 17 | 44 | 74 | 908 | 184-----------------------------------------------

Championship drama and double wins at Nutts Corner

The Junior Rods Gold Roof Final opened the programme, with Noah Teggart taking the first win of the day in car 218. Nathan Cregan finished second. Sam Preston won Heat 1, while Cregan came back to take Heat 2. Codi Wilson was a consistent front-runner, finishing second in both heats.


Harry Martin won the ORCi Ministox Irish Closed Championship in car 181, with Caolan Fegan and Casey Lee next home. In the separate Revenge race, Martin was rolled in an incident involving Fegan and could not continue. Fegan was later disqualified. Casey Lee took the win, with car 99 and Ollie Harkness following him home.


The Saloon Stock Cars had a different winner in each race. Jonny Patterson opened with Heat 1, ahead of Ryan Patton and Stuart McCammon. Kieran McIvor won Heat 2, with Ryan Wright and Robert Mawhinney behind him. McCammon saved his best result for last, winning the final ahead of Patterson and Anthony McIvor. Patterson backed up his heat win with second in the final, while Wright finished the day with a second and a fifth.

Ryan McCrory won BriSCA F2 Heat 1, with Aidan McFerran second and Gavin Fegan third. Fegan responded by winning Heat 2, where McFerran again took second and McCrory third. Fegan then completed the double in the final, leading home Craig McConnell and Dylan Fegan.


In the GP2 Lightning Rods, Lewis Peoples won the Irish Closed Championship in car 777, with George Elser and Jonny Kerr among the leading finishers. Trevor Bodenham took the separate Revenge race in car 48, ahead of Paul Nesbitt and Mark McCambridge. David Nesbitt finished fifth in the Irish Closed and fourth in the Revenge.


The Micro F2 Stock Cars brought the programme to a close. Kurtis Peoples was one of the day’s standout performers, securing two victories.
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